Childhood Alopecia Totalis: A Case and a Concise Review of the Available Evidence-Based Therapies

The document discussed a case of childhood alopecia totalis and reviewed evidence-based therapies available at the time. Alopecia totalis is a condition characterized by complete hair loss on the scalp, and it can be particularly challenging in children. The review highlighted various treatment options, including topical and systemic therapies, though it noted that the effectiveness of these treatments varied. The document emphasized the need for further research to establish more definitive treatment protocols for childhood alopecia totalis, as existing evidence was limited and inconclusive.